Connect your Microsoft account and a Teams meeting link is created automatically for online bookings. For organisations already on Microsoft 365, it is the option that fits without disturbing existing arrangements.
A Teams link is generated when an online booking is made.
For organisations on Microsoft 365, your existing security and compliance policies continue to apply.
The link is sent with the booking confirmation and reminder messages.
When the booking is updated, the link details update with it.
Customers can join from a browser without the Teams application.
A Microsoft account (Microsoft 365 or Outlook)
Meeting creation permission approved during authorisation
For corporate accounts, an administrator having allowed the application
Authorise your Microsoft account from integration settings in the panel.
Mark which services can be delivered remotely.
Online bookings generate a Teams link automatically.
Check that the link appears in the message sent to the customer.
In businesses running Microsoft 365, communication already happens through Teams. Moving to a different meeting tool in that setting strains both user habits and corporate compliance policies.
Teams integration is the lowest-friction option there: the booking system may be new, but the meeting tool stays the one the team already uses.
For corporate accounts, application permissions may need administrator approval — that is the first thing to check if the connection will not complete.
No. They can join as a guest from a browser.
Corporate Microsoft accounts may require administrator approval for application permissions. Check with your IT department.
One meeting provider is used per booking; you choose which in the settings.
Setup takes minutes and no card is required. You can use every feature free of charge during the trial period.